Electreon breaks world record: Electric car travels almost 2,000 km without stopping thanks to wireless fast charging technology

2023-06-19 09:24:10

The Electreon company has achieved an impressive milestone by setting a new world record: they traveled the longest distance in an electric car without stopping. Using its innovative wireless fast charging technology, the vehicle covered nearly 2,000 kilometers over more than 100 hours without stopping to recharge the batteries.

In recent years, electric cars have experienced remarkable advances in terms of performance and affordability. They have managed to match and even surpass internal combustion vehicles in terms of power and acceleration, proving that they are a viable option for those seeking exceptional performance without compromising sustainability.

These advances have been achieved thanks to improvements in battery technology and energy management systems, which have significantly increased the range of electric cars. It is now possible to travel longer distances without recharging, eliminating one of the most common concerns associated with these vehicles.

The company Electreon has played a crucial role in this breakthrough by developing a revolutionary fast wireless charging technology. Their system allows vehicles to be charged while on the move by using copper coils installed under the asphalt, facilitating an efficient transfer of energy from the electrical grid to the road. Receivers installed at the bottom of the cars receive power and transmit it directly to the engine and battery, all while the vehicle is in motion.

This system has proven effective in allowing electric cars to charge their batteries during the journey, eliminating the need to make long stops at charging stations. Electreon has ensured an optimal and safe charging process through control and security mechanisms incorporated into its technology.

In addition to setting the world record for the distance traveled without stopping, Electreon has ambitious plans to implement its technology in a public wireless highway project in Germany. This project will include an electric bus and will have an infrastructure cost of 3.2 million euros. The system is expected to expand to other countries such as Sweden, France and Belgium in the future.